The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-06-09
w. R. Wilson, Esq, left YESTERDAY for A

w. X. Wilson, Esq, left yesterday for q
short sojourn at Pablo Beach
byrd q Denham are manufacturing a fine
article OF cream candy-without coloring, pure,
and just the candy for children.
Col. II. D. McCulloch, and Mrs. E. Warren
Clark and children. leave this week for Wis
consin.
Representative Latham and family left on
Monday. Senator McKinne on Tuesday, Senator
Mann and family, Representative Saxsn and
Chief Clerk Reynolds and wife departed on
Wednesday
Mr. NJ. L. Oglesby, the popular aud efficient
manager Of the New Leon, left this week for
Montgomery, where he will have charge of
hotel during the summer.
We noticed bran new, selfraking. No 2
Standard Reaper going out to Schrader Brothers
Waverly Stock Farm this morning.
Mrs. W. NJ. Ball and son, of Fort Meade,
are visiting friends in Tallahassee.
Major Glover A. Ball and family have
moved into the Minis cottage, on Clinton street.
The life-giving properties of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla have established its well-earned reputa-
ton, and made it the most ed, ctual and popu
lar blood purifier of the day. Fer all diseases
OF the stomach, liver, and kidneys, this remedy
has no equal Price 81.
"A most welcome visitor TO the FLoRIDIAN
sanctum yesterday was our old friend Capt.
James McC. Baker, of the New Orleans and
Havana steamship line, and the stately CON-
mander OF some its finest vessels during more
than score of years past. Capt. Baker is a ma
tive of Pensacola, and follows the sea as his
gallant father did, while his. four brothers es-
poused journalism and have attained distinction
IN its pursuit Three of them are in New Or
leans and include the managing editor of the
great Times Democrat and the Illustrated South
and the youngest wields the editorial pen in far
OF Honduras, where he also has official position
under the government of that republic. When
ever Capt B. leaves his quarter deck for trip
inland we hope his land cruise will bring him
TO Lesn county In Tallahassee he is the guest
of Col. Robert Howard Gamble.
Mr. Max Banner last week returned from
months visit to friends in Macon and Column
bus Ga.
With the compliments of Capt P Houstoun,
proprietor of Lakeland Stock Farm. there came
to the FLoRIDIAN Office this week two large
cabbage, as fine as are grown in any country
% H. Kelley, E "a, of Carabelle, is registered
at the ST. James We trust that the long and
earnest waiting and work Of this public spirited
man will soon be rewarded by the railroad con-
nection between his delightful seaboard locality
and Tallahassee. Holding vantage ground on
good harbor, he has for many years been indie
fatigable in his efforts for interior connection by
rail, and this is now promised by the Thomas
vile, Tallahassee and Gulf Railroad enterprise
Among the late arrivals at the St. james
note Messrs. J. NJ Bars, Geo. O. Holmes
A. w. Cockrell, Jr, of Jacksonville; Col. S. l.
Wales, of Washington City; Hon. F. r. Taylor,
of Gainesville Mr.. G. NJ Milestone, of Lake
City; Mr. Jas. E King, Collector of Revenue for
fernando county.
If you experience bad taste in the mouth,
salowness or yellow color of skin feel stupid
and drowsy, appetite unsteady, frequent head
ache or dizziness, you are bilious" and moth
ing will arouse your liver to action and strength
en- up your system like DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" By Druggists.
Mosquitoes
Are terrible. Go and get ysu net at
GILMORE & Harris